Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-07-23

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John Highland....."............ 4 60
Joseph Thomas ..".."-.".".... 4 90
II. 2. Phillips ...."...."."".. 4 90
Thos. Bingham................ 4 90
M. f. Ferguson.."..."."....... 4 90
4. ID. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4 90
J.. Il. Pitcher / 10
NJ. Il. Ferguson, transportation
OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Is 90
Quarterly report of +. III. Flynn,
county treasurer, examined and APP
proved.
The laws Of the Territory of Dakota
provide, that where the county is pro-
vided with buildings, all county officers
shall keep their Offices at the county
seat, and section Is, chapter p, Political
Code, makes it a penalty to keep any of
the books, papers, and documents, be-
longing to such Office anywhere except
the place provided by law for the same.
Provision is made by the code for the
superintendent of Public Schools of
each county TO have an office, at the ex-
pense of the county. for the transaction
of the business Of such Office, section ~,
chapter q, Political Code, laws Of 1885,
pages % and "a. In view of the law,
and in view of the fact, that the county
superintendent Of Custer county, Da-
kota territory, nov has his Office, and
the material therefor at the town cf
Hermosa, in said county 1t is hereby
ordered, that the said county superin-
tendent shall move his office together
with all the material, books, furniture,
and documents thereof, to a place pro-
vided for the same in the court house at
Custer City, the county seat Of said
county, without any unnecessary delay.
The following license for the sale of
Intoxicating liquors were issued, the
bonds of the respective parties having
been examined and approved:
VIM. kleffel, Buffalo Gap, 3 months,
from July LIST, 1887.
Plunkett, Lynch * Co.. Buffalo Gap,
2 months, from July 9th, 1887.
+. NJ. Stewart, Buffalo Gap, 3 months,
from July LIST, 1887.
c. A. Haserodt, Custer City, 3 months,
from July 4th, 1887.
Paul kleemann, Custer City, 3 months
from July 9Th, 1887.
+. .. Burton, Custer City, 3 months.
Official bond of Archie w. Riordan as
constable, examined and approved. A
request Of George G. Boland to be re
leased as bondsman to Archie w. Rior
dan, presented. Said Riordan having
furnished an additional bond, Boland is
hereby released from said bond.
Bill Of Henry Mon as witness
in case of Of w. III. Lee for
500, disallowed, it not APP
pearing on any justice tran
script
Bill Of Cyrus w. Robbins, pro
bate judge, allowed from coun-
! ty general fund.....................S 10 rs
Bill of Booth & Webster, mer-
chandise for Mollie McCool,
county pauper, allowed from
county general fund ............. 8 rs
Bill of L. Y. Garlock, sundries,
itemized, allowed from county
general fund ....."............... o5 10
Report of Viewers A. l.. Sprague, II.
N. Steel and w. w. Grubb, recommend
ing the establishment Of a certain road.
commencing at the Flying Y ranch,
running up French creek to the village
Of Fairburn, thence to intersect the
Custer and Squaw creek road, near Isaac
Clark's ranch, disapproved, and petition
dismissed. The road recommended bv
said viewers, commencing at the village
OF ~Fairburn, running up Dry creek TO
intersect the Squaw creek and Custer
City road, near the ranch of Isaac
Clark, is hereby established, and sur.
veyor ordered TO make survey and file
his plat and field notes in the Office of
the county clerk.
Bill of II. n. Steel, viewing
French creek road, 4 days,
and 100 miles travel, $4,000,
reduced to and allowed.........$ IA 90
Bill of A. l.. Sprague. viewing
French creek road, 5 DAYS,
and l04 miles travel. $500,
reduced to and allowed ......... Is 20
Bill of w. w. Grub, self and
horse, 4 days, and So miles
travel, $l6.40, reduced to and
ailoWed .".".. ......."..." :. II 40
Road petition Of Buckingham & In
gram ct. al. laid before the board, to
establish a road, commencing atthe n
T. corner of section 80, township 2
thence running north on section line. to |
connect with a road on said section line |
In Remington county. Petition dis
missed in consequence Of a remon.